Residence permit Digital Nomad 3 years
What relocation services does Navira provide in Spain?
Navira Global provides legal relocation services in Spain covering residence permits, visas, housing, business setup, tax coordination, and court representation. Each service is delivered as a structured case with defined documents, deadlines, and responsible specialists. Core offers include Digital Nomad and family residence packages, real-estate purchase support, company registration, accountant selection, and migration appeals. According to Navira's service catalog, cases are tracked in the Camels platform so clients see status changes in real time. Typical engagement starts with a paid consultation, followed by a document checklist and filing calendar. Navira reports handling simple and complex scenarios, including prior refusals and status changes inside Spain. For service selection, clients can browse navira.global/spain/services/ or contact sales@navira.global and +34 641 605 973. Contact Navira Global at sales@navira.global for a consultation.
Details
Legal status for remote employees, freelancers and entrepreneurs who earn income outside Spain and want to live in Spain with their family.
- The family can apply together or later
- We only work with real documents
- Contract, transparent stages and understandable costs
- UGE solution: up to 20 working days after electronic submission*
- Residence: Up to 3 years when applying from Spain
*Times depend on the country, the method of submission and the readiness of your documents. When submitted through the consulate, the processing time may vary.
For whom programme
Everything you need to know about the requirements, timing and cost of the program
Official approval of a residence permit in Spain, as well as a clear step-by-step plan for quickly obtaining a plastic resident card (TIE).
Registration online through UGE within the country. You get a residence permit for 3 years at once, and the period of consideration of documents is up to 20 working days.
Registration in your country of citizenship or residence permit. You get a visa for 1 year, and the exact dates depend on the regulations of the particular consulate.
The ability to legally transport your spouse, children under 18 years of age (or older if they are financially dependent on you), and your dependent parents.
Full turnkey escort from Navira - from €2,500. State duties, apostilles, translations of documents and insurance are paid separately.
What is it Residence permit Digital Nomad
The Digital Nomad program is created specifically for citizens of countries outside the EU - such as the United States, Great Britain, Switzerland and the CIS countries. It allows remote employees and freelancers to legally move to Spain with their current income, bypassing the complicated bureaucracy of regular work visas.
Legal basis
Resident status is fully regulated by Ley 14/2013. The program is officially created for international remote employees and freelancers.
Real employment
It is important to confirm an existing business or work: provide contracts, regular payments from customers, specialized experience and the right to work remotely.
Complete relocation
Once approved, we will help you open a bank account, find housing, deal with taxes, get your children into school or garden and successfully adapt to Spain.
Is it right for you Digital Nomad
If your documents or income do not meet the criteria of the Nomad visa, it is safer to immediately choose another route than to correct the situation after the refusal
Suitable |
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| You work remotely. Your work is done online through IT, telecommunication or digital tools. |
| The income comes from outside Spain. The employer, clients or business is located outside Spain. For the self-employed, Spanish clients are possible only within the limits established by law and with the right professional model. |
| There is a confirmed income history. The contract, invoices, billing sheets, statements and tax documents do not contradict each other. |
| Have qualifications or experience. Diploma, portfolio, resume, letters of recommendation or at least 3 years of professional experience. |
| You want to include the family. Spouse(s), children and dependent relatives may go together or later if the requirements are met. |
| You want the legal way. All documents reflect the real situation and can be explained upon request. |
Not suitable/needs another way |
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| There's no real remote work. A sham contract does not replace actual activity. |
| Income cannot be confirmed. If the money came only in cash or there is no connection between the contract and payments, the case must first be prepared. |
| You want to work for a Spanish employer. A digital nomad visa does not replace a regular work permit in Spain. |
| The income is mainly from Spain. It is possible to work with Spanish clients, but most of the money must come from other countries. If Spain is your main source of income, you need a different route. |
| There's no insurance or it's inappropriate. Tourist policy won't be accepted. You need full Spanish insurance: no extra fees for each visit to the doctor, no hidden restrictions and full coverage from the first day. |
| You are asked to “make documents”. Navira does not make fictitious contracts, bank statements or payment sheets. |
What gives Digital Nomad
A nomadic visa does not only solve the issue of relocation. It sets a vector for all key areas of life in Spain: from legalization and family security to comfortable taxation and unimpeded renewal of documents.
Legal status
You can live in Spain legally and forget about the restrictions of the tourist regime, which allows you to stay here only 90 days.
Stable income
You officially continue remote activities for your foreign companies or clients, subject to strict compliance with all the basic conditions of the Digital Nomad program.
Family route
Your loved ones can apply at the same time as you or join later. For each family member, we collect and prepare a separate package of documents.
Plan after approval
After obtaining a residence permit, we will help to open a bank account, get a tax account or register self-employment, as well as arrange children in local schools or a garden.
Check the readiness of your case 3 minutes
Answer the questions and understand how ready your case is. This is not a legal opinion, but a quick way to see weaknesses before paying for an escort.
Even a high self-test result does not guarantee approval. The final decision is made by the competent state body.
Checking Spain
Below are the basic requirements for Digital Nomad in simple and understandable language. Each item must be documented.
| What's being tested | What does it mean to you | Documents | Frequent error | How does Navira help |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 Remote work | Your work should be done remotely via the Internet. | Contract, letter of the employer, description of tasks, portfolio, accounts. | The contract does not specify the possibility of remote work from Spain. | Check the wording and suggest what to strengthen. |
| 2 Foreign employer or clients | The main source of income must be related to activities outside Spain. | Contracts, accounts, company data, website, correspondence. | Submission of Spanish work as Digital Nomad. | Check the work model and the risks of failure. |
| 3 Cooperation at least 3 months | It is necessary to confirm that the work or cooperation did not begin before the submission. | Contract, payment, bills, correspondence, project history. | New contract without proof of real work. | Check if there is enough evidence of activity. |
| 4 The company is more than 1 year old | The employer’s company must actually work and operate. | Company registration, website, company documents, accounts, public profiles. | Using a company without activity or history. | Check the evidence of the existence and activities of the company. |
| 5 Income and financial resources | You need to show a stable and sufficient income for yourself and your family. | Extracts, checklists, invoices, tax documents, contract. | The money is in an account with no known origin. | We build a clear financial logic of documents. |
| 6 Qualifications or experience | It is necessary to confirm professional skills and work experience. | Diploma, resume, portfolio, recommendations, contracts. | Send only a resume without confirmation. | We help you find evidence for your profession. |
| 7 Insurance or social insurance | You need appropriate health insurance or registration in the insurance system. | Policy, proof of coverage, insurance conditions, social insurance documents. | Use of travel insurance. | Check the conditions of the policy and compliance with the requirements. |
| 8 No criminal record | It is necessary to confirm the absence of a criminal record according to the requirements of the country of submission. | Certificate of non-conviction, apostille, translation, declaration. | Overdue certificate or document from the wrong country. | We provide a list of necessary documents and deadlines. |
| 9 Family | Filing with family increases the requirements for documents and finances. | Certificates, translations, financial documents. | Insufficient proof of family income. | Check the documents of each applicant. |
What income need to show
Financial requirements are calculated on the basis of SMI, the minimum wage in Spain. In 2026, the estimated size of the SMI is €1,424.50 per month. For Digital Nomad, the following formula is usually applied: 200% SMI for the main applicant, +75% SMI for the second adult family member and +25% SMI for each subsequent family member. Before submitting the amount, it is recommended to double-check the current size of the SMI and the current practice of reviewing documents.
| Family composition | Formula | Target 2026 per month |
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| 1 1 applicant | 200% SMI | €2,849 |
| 2 Applicant + spouse(s) | 200% + 75% SMI | €3,917.38 |
| 3 Applicant + spouse(s) + 1 child | 200% + 75% + 25% SMI | €3,663 |
| 4 Applicant + spouse(s) + 2 children | 200% + 75% + 25% + 25% + 25% + SMI | €4,629.63 |
| 5 Every next member of the family | +25% SMI | +€356.13 |
This amount or more must be confirmed as a stable monthly income, depending on the number of family members included in the filing.
What documents needed
The exact list of documents depends on the country of submission, family composition, type of income and the chosen route. Below is a basic document map that Navira personalizes after auditing your situation.
Documents
Personality
Check the expiration date, all relevant pages, visas and stamps.
If you are already in Spain, it is important to confirm your legal stay.
Required when applying from Spain, if it is provided by the chosen route.
To submit via UGE, you need a correctly filled out current form.
Expired passport, violation of terms of stay or lack of confirmation of legal entry.
See the route of submission, deadlines, data in forms and the applicant’s compliance with the selected scenario.
Income
They show the real dynamics of revenues, not just the balance in the account.
Confirm the relationship between the contract, services and actual income.
If there are declarations, certificates or certificates, it is better to include them in the general financial logic.
Contract → payment → statement – one of the most understandable ways to confirm the origin of income.
Show money without proof of origin or with a gap between the contract and receipts.
We analyze the amounts, dates, regularity of income, currency, source of income and financial burden of the family.
Work and clients
It is desirable that the document explicitly states the right to work remotely from Spain.
It is important to confirm the working relationship before filing, not just to provide a new contract.
Shows you exactly what you do and why the work is suitable for a remote format.
You need to show that the work can be done remotely.
There is a contract, but it does not show the right to work from Spain or confirmation of real activity.
Look at the relationship between the contract, employer, customers, nature of work and actual receipts.
Company
An extract from the register, a certificate, corporate documents or other official confirmations are suitable.
Website, accounts, social media, company profile, payment history and public data help to strengthen the case.
It helps to show what the company does and why the collaboration looks real.
It is important that the documents are clear who confirms your role and remote format of work.
Use of the company without confirmed activity.
We analyze how the company, the client and the history of cooperation are ready to request additional documents.
Family package
Certificates, apostilles and sworn translations in the correct order will be required.
For adult children or dependent parents, more supporting documents are usually required.
Income is calculated not only for the main applicant, but also for each included family member.
Filing a family as an addition to the main case without separate preparation of documents and financial logic.
Look at translations, confirmation of dependence, validity of documents and the correct calculation of financial requirements for the family.
Insurance
If the route requires full coverage, insurance with surcharges for services requires additional verification.
If insurance only works on a after-payment money-back system, this can create risk when filing.
If coverage does not start immediately or is limited to important services, it is better to replace the policy before filing.
The travel policy usually does not meet the Digital Nomad requirements.
Analyze coverage, start date, exclusions, certificate format and insurance compliance with your case.
Incarceration
It is important to determine for which countries and periods are required certificates of criminal record.
Requirements depend on the country of issue of the document and the route of submission.
A simple translation is often not enough, even if the text of the document is clear.
The certificate has expired or there is no necessary legalization of the document.
Verify the expiration dates, countries, format of registration and compliance of the document with your submission route.
Translations and apostilles
In many cases, the document is first translated into an internationally recognized format.
The Spanish procedure often requires a sworn translation rather than a regular translator.
In the entire package of documents, the names, surnames, addresses and amounts must match.
Translate the document to apostille, allow discrepancies in the data or submit the translation in an inappropriate format.
We check the procedure for legalization, the integrity of the package of documents and the uniform format of all data.
Feed
The official electronic portal is used to submit Ley 14/2013.
It is important to fill out the form correctly, pay the fee and attach the confirmation of payment to the package of documents.
The applicant must understand who submits the documents and on what basis.
It is important to download a clear package of documents and not miss notifications or additional requests.
Even a strong case can suffer due to a form error, an incorrect feed channel, or a missed notification.
Verify the route of submission, representative, file format, payment of fees and technical readiness to respond to requests.
After obtaining approval
After obtaining the status, it is important to choose a bank and prepare documents for passing the inspection.
We help to deal with the lease, the requirements of the owners and the preparation of documents for the contract.
If you are moving with your family, it is important to think ahead of time about the placement of children in local schools or kindergartens.
After obtaining the status, it is important to understand the tax liabilities and the appropriate business model in advance.
If your work format requires it, registration and further steps are best planned in advance.
We help to move without unnecessary stress: from preparing documents to adapting and organizing life in Spain.
Law in plain language
We're not hiding the legal basis. Each paragraph below is linked to an official source and translated into document language.
1 Who is an International Remote Specialist
This is a specialist who works remotely for a foreign company or clients outside Spain.
Contract, letter from the employer, accounts, description of remote work, bank statements.
Submit a regular contract without confirming a remote work format.
Checks the basis and builds a clear system of supporting documents.
2 Remote format of work
It is important to show that your work can be done remotely from Spain.
Remote work conditions, employer letter, task description, resume, portfolio.
The documents do not show that the work is officially agreed for a remote format from Spain.
Checks the wording and helps to strengthen the letter of the employer or the package of documents on clients.
3 Employment contract or independent activity
Digital Nomad is not suitable for regular work for a Spanish employer in Spain.
Contracts, accounts, income table, bank receipts.
Mix hiring and self-employment without a clear income pattern.
Checks the income model before filing and calculates the share of income associated with Spain.
4 Minimum 3 months of working with the company
It is necessary to show that the cooperation did not begin just before the submission, but has existed for some time.
Contract, payments, invoices, correspondence, project history.
Prepare a new contract without confirming the real work history.
Checks whether the case has a confirmed history of collaboration and work.
5 The company is more than 1 year old
It is important to show that the contract is a real company with operating activities.
Company registration, website, accounts, public profiles, corporate documents.
Use a company with no proven activity or minimal history.
Verifies evidence of the existence and activity of the company before filing documents.
6 Qualification or 3 years of experience
It is important to confirm your profession, work experience and the link between your activity and income.
Diploma, resume, portfolio, letters of recommendation, history of contracts.
Attach only a resume without documents confirming experience and profession.
Helps to structure documents correctly and build a clear link between profession, experience and income.
7 Insurance and social insurance
It is important to confirm the appropriate medical coverage and, if necessary, the legal format of social insurance.
Insurance policy, certificate of coverage, social security documents or international forms, if applicable.
Use travel insurance or do not check social insurance requirements for your work format.
Checks which medical and social coverage format is right for your case.
8 Registration of autónomo / RETA
In some cases, after moving, it may be necessary to register an independent activity in Spain.
Autónomo registration, social security number, tax registration and related documents.
Do not check in advance whether RETA is required for your model of work.
It helps you understand if you need RETA and how to prepare for registration.
9 Timing, TIE, extension
It is important to understand the difference between a visa, residence and the next steps after approval.
Form of filing, fee 038, decision in the case, fee TIE 012, record of fingerprints.
Obtain approval but do not complete the TIE or prepare in advance for renewal.
Explains the entire route: the timing, the stage of obtaining TIE and further actions after the status.
How to do it independently
You can go through this procedure yourself if you have a simple case, a clear source of income, a full package of documents and enough time to prepare. Below is a step-by-step plan that will help you understand the process and avoid typical mistakes.
Evaluate the odds and choose a program
Compare the Digital Nomad residence permit with other legalization options to choose the right and reliable route from the start.
Prepare a professional case
Collect contracts, extracts, profile diplomas, letters from companies and confirmation of your activities in IT or digital.
Determine the method of submission
Decide where you will apply: online in Spain (permit for 3 years) or through the consulate in your country (visa for 1 year).
Legalize documents (Apostilles and translations)
Put apostilles on the originals and make correct translations from the sworn translator (Traductor Jurado) for the Spanish departments.
Check the work format and income
Determine your status (removalist or freelancer) and make sure your official income strictly meets the program requirements.
Pay fees and apply
Get medical insurance, fill out questionnaires, pay state fees and send a full package of documents for consideration.
Collect personal documents and certificates
Request a criminal record, prepare passports, marriage/birth certificates and other personal documents.
Get approval and TIE card
After a successful review, hand over your fingerprints to the police, take away the resident's plastic card and start living in Spain.
Self serving is not suitable for everyone. Mistakes in the itinerary, insurance, contract, or financial model can result in wasted time, requests, and rejection.
Who needs an escortWhen is best to go professionally accompanied
Information is available to everyone. But when the cost of error is higher than the cost of system training, choose Navira.
Family
More documents, higher financial requirements, more complicated deadlines and transfers.
Non-standard income
Several sources, freelancing, business, irregular receipts.
An imperfect contract
We need to strengthen the evidence of real remote work.
There was a refusal or request
You can't go again without a reason and a new strategy.
Feed from Spain
Terms of stay, channel, representative and electronic submission are important.
After approval
TIE, bank, rent, school, taxes, Autónomo, extension.
Like Navira briefcase
We don't just fill out forms. Our job is to check the legality of the route, gather evidence-based logic, prevent risks and take the client to the next step after approval.
| Phase | What is Navira doing | What does a client do | What the customer gets |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 Case audit | Provide the necessary documents. | We analyze your situation: type of work, income, documents, family composition and possible risks before applying. | Understanding whether Digital Nomad is right for you and what needs to be strengthened. |
| 2 Choosing a strategy | Approve the format and sequence of actions. | We select the best method of submission and fix the procedure. | A clear presentation plan without unnecessary steps and mistakes. |
| 3 Personal checklist | Collect documents on our list. | We create a list of documents for your case. | You only prepare the necessary documents without chaos and wasting time. |
| 4 Verification of documents | Correct the comments and send the missing. | Check dates, amounts, transfers, insurance and legalization. | Errors are detected before submission, not after it. |
| 5 Preparation of the package | Confirm the final version. | We structure the package, explanations and accompanying documents. | The package looks logical, clear and professional. |
| 6 Application | Perform actions that are required personally from the applicant. | Coordinate the submission, uploading of documents and the process. | The application is submitted correctly and through the right channel. |
| 7 Response to requests | Provide the missing materials quickly. | We prepare answers and additional documents upon requests. | Even when you request additional documents, you have a clear plan of action. |
| 8 Decision and TIE | Go to the design of TIE and the next stages. | Check the decision and explain the next steps. | You know what to do after approval: TIE, bank, taxes and renewal. |
What is it escort
Control every step. In this map, we honestly separated the tasks of Navira and the client, recorded all third-party costs and highlighted the possible risks.
| Phase | What do we do | What the customer gets | Deadline for implementation | Responsible | Entering full escort | Who pays | Additional costs | Why should I |
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| 1 Route audit | Check whether Digital Nomad is suitable for you or it is better to choose another type of residence permit. | Understanding the chances of approval, possible risks and alternative options. | 1-2 working days | Lawyer + Curator | Yes | Navira | €0 | Not to waste time and money on the wrong type of residence permit. |
| 2 Verification of work and contract | We analyze the employment contract, letters from the employer, clients, accounts and conditions of remote work. | Understanding how reliable the filing basis looks. | 1-3 working days | Lawyer | Yes | Navira | €0 | A weak or unconfirmed contract may result in rejection. |
| 3 Financial logic | Check income, regularity of income, connection with contracts and family composition. | Understanding whether there is enough money to file and what needs to be strengthened. | 1-3 working days | Financial expert | Yes | Navira | €0 | Income should be clear, stable and documented. |
| 4 Personal checklist | Form a list of documents for your country, family and itinerary. | Clear step-by-step list of required documents. | 1 working day | Curator | Yes | Navira | €0 | In order not to collect unnecessary documents and not to miss mandatory ones. |
| 5 Incarceration | We explain what certificates are needed, where to get them and how to issue them correctly. | Clear understanding of timing, apostilles and translations. | Depends on the country | Customer + Control of Navira | Yes | Client | Depends on country and state duty | Errors or delays in the certificates can disrupt the application. |
| 6 Translations and apostilles | Check the procedure for registration of documents, apostilles and jury translations. | Documents prepared in the correct format for submission. | 3–15 working days | Sworn translator/external specialists | Yes | Client | Guide €40-€80 per translation page | Incorrect translation or design may not be accepted. |
| 7 Insurance/social insurance | Check if insurance is suitable or if you need a different coverage format. | Understand which policy is safe to apply for. | 1-5 working days | Insurance / Partner + Navira | Yes | Client | Landmark €80-€150/mo | Inappropriate insurance can create a risk of rejection. |
| 8 Preparation of an explanation | We collect documents in a single and logical history for submission. | A package that clearly explains your job and income. | 2–4 working days | Lawyer | Yes | Navira | €0 | A simple set of documents is often not enough for approval. |
| 9 Forms and fees | We prepare forms, check state fees and payment procedure. | Completely ready to serve. | 1-2 working days | Curator | Yes | Customer pays fees | Official rates | Errors in forms or payment can stop the filing. |
| 10 Feed | Coordinate the electronic filing or consular route. | The application is submitted through the correct channel. | Along the route | Representative / client / lawyer | Yes | Navira / Contract Client | Depends on the route | Even a good package can be ruined by the wrong presentation. |
| 11 Status control | We track notifications, deadlines and additional requests. | Understand what is going on with your case. | Before a decision | Curator | Yes | Navira | €0 | A missed request may result in a refusal. |
| 12 Response to the request | Analyze the request, prepare a response and additional evidence. | Ready and understandable answer to your case. | 2–10 working days | Lawyer + client | 1 standard request included | Navira/client | Depends on the paperwork | It is important to respond correctly and not increase the risk of rejection. |
| 13 TIE after approval | We explain the process of obtaining a resident card, recording and paying fees. | A step-by-step plan for getting TIE. | 1-6 weeks | Curator | The basic instruction includes | Client | TIE tasa 012 + related costs | Approval must be properly translated into the physical card of the resident. |
| 14 Taxes / Autónomo / Life after a residence permit | Check taxes, registration of Autónomo, bank, housing and other issues after approval. | Understanding how to live and work safely in Spain after obtaining a residence permit. | Individually | Tax expert/accountant | Not coming in | Client | For the chosen service | Errors after approval can create problems with taxes and documents. |
How much does it cost Digital Nomad
We share the Navira fee, government fees, external spending, and money to show as revenue. The client understands the budget in advance.
| Category | Who gets the money | Approximate cost | Included in the cost of full escort |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 Navira escort | Navira | from €2,500 | Yes |
| 2 Initial consultation | Navira | €100 | No |
| 3 Personal strategy | Navira | €300 | No |
| 4 UGE State Duty (Form 790-038) | State | At the official rate | No |
| 5 Consular fee | Consulate/Visa Centre | Depends on the country | No |
| 6 TIE card fee | State | €16.08 | No |
| 7 Obtaining NIE (if required separately) | State | €9.84 | No |
| 8 Jury translations | Sworn translator | €40-€80 per page | No |
| 9 Apostille and legalization | Public authorities of the issuing country | Depends on the country | No |
| 10 Health insurance | Insurance company | €80-€150/mo | No |
| 11 Notary services | Notary | Depending on the service | No |
| 12 Photo by TIE | Photo studio | €5–€12 | No |
| 13 TIE escort | Navira / gestor | At the rate | No |
| 14 Assistance with bank, housing and school | Navira/partners | By service | Payable additionally |
| 15 Taxes / Autónomo / Company S.L. | Tax specialist | By service | Payable additionally |
These additional costs are not a public offer and may vary depending on the country of issue of the documents, the composition of the family, the number of translation pages, the age of the applicants, the consulate and the route chosen.
What expenses are included, and which ones are paid separately
The composition of the package and the cost of escort are fixed before the start of work. All additional costs are discussed in advance - without hidden charges and unexpected surcharges after signing the contract.
| Included in the cost of maintenance of a residence permit Digital Nomad for 3 years | |
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| Full case audit and assessment of the chances of program approval | |
| Definition of step-by-step route and legalization strategy | |
| Formation of a personal checklist of documents for your situation | |
| Expert verification of employment contract, contracts and customer data | |
| Analysis of income level and financial logic of documents for submission | |
| Verification of medical insurance policy for compliance with the requirements n | |
| Legal examination of applicants’ personal and family documents | |
| Control of correctness of registration of apostilles and jury translations | |
| Preparation of an official cover letter (Cover letter / Evidence map) | |
| Filling out migration forms, questionnaires and structuring a digital package | |
| Full support of the official application through the necessary channel | |
| Continuous monitoring and monitoring of the status of the case | |
| Preparation of a basic response to a standard request for documents from the department | |
| Detailed instructions on steps after approval before receiving a plastic card | |
| Additional costs | |
|---|---|
| State fees of the migration service for the consideration of the case | |
| Consular fees (when choosing a route through the consulate) | |
| Registration of apostilles for personal certificates and documents in the country of issuance | |
| Services of sworn interpreters (Traductor Jurado) for the legalization of the package | |
| Payment of health insurance policy or social insurance contributions | |
| Expenses for notary services, if necessary, certification of documents | |
| National Police Fees for Issuing TIE Card | |
| Photos for documents of the single European format | |
| Postal and courier costs for sending originals | |
| Commission on opening a bank account and making payments in Spain | |
| Expenses for rental housing, registration and related commissions | |
| Payment of personal taxes, fees and duties in Spain | |
| Expenses for registration of Autónomo status (IP) or establishment of S.L. | |
| Monthly Accountant Services (Gestoría) | |
The data are for reference. Actual amounts depend on the country, vacancies, rates and registration model.
We don't draw documents. We're building a provable case.
Navira only works with real documents. We identify weaknesses in advance, but we do not create fictions instead of facts. If you don't have a real reason, the right way is not to draw documents, but to choose another route or prepare the ground legally. Fictitious documents can lead to refusal, cancellation of the visa and problems in future applications.
Title of the table
| We don't | Red flags of the market |
|---|---|
| 1 Fictitious contracts | 1 We'll make a contract without a job |
| 2 Fake bank statements | 2 We'll find a company to file through |
| 3 Fake payslips | 3 We'll draw up bank statements |
| 4 Filing companies | 4 We'll make payslips |
| 5 Promise of a 100% decision by the government | 5 You don't need to see the package |
| 6 Hidden package the client never sees | 6 You don't need a lawyer |
| 7 | 7 100% guarantee |
| 8 | 8 Pay to a card with no contract |
| 9 | 9 Any insurance, just buy something |
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Digital nomad residence permit for 3 years
Full Digital Nomad from €2,500
For those who want Navira to check the basis, documents, income, insurance, prepare the package and accompany the filing.
Что важно для клиента
- No knowledge of Spanish is required.
- You can include your spouse, children and dependent family members.
- The client sees the package and understands that it is being submitted on his behalf.
What Navira does
- Verifies basis, income, contract, clients and documents.
- Prepares a clear checklist, cover letter and final package.
- Monitors status, requests, resolution and next step after approval.
*External costs are paid separately: duties, translations, apostilles, insurance, notary, TIE and post-service.
Get full supportOur team
Olga
Client Coordinator
First contact with clients. Coordinates consultations and accompanies in the initial stages of work.
Vsevolod
Judicial protection and migration law in Spain
Specializes in judicial protection of migrants and complex cases in Spanish courts.
Olga
Migration support specialist
Accompanies clients at every stage of obtaining a residence permit - from collecting documents to the final decision.
Stanislav
General Director
Founded a company and built legalization processes in Spain. More than 10 years in international migration law.
Julia
Financial expert
Structures the financial basis for a residence permit: proof of income, bank accounts, tax documentation.
Marek
Head of Legal Department Poland
Leading lawyer on emigration and international law. Supported over 500 successful cases.
Real case-case
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Case 1
Rahul and Priya
India / Mumbai / Mobile Developers
Rahul works as a mobile developer and has been working remotely with a foreign company for several years. Over time, the couple began to think about moving to Europe.
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Case 2
Vikram
India / Nashik / Architect
Vikram worked as an architect in Nashik and mainly worked on private residential projects. After his company downsized, he began looking for remote work opportunities outside of India.
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Case 3
Amina
Nigeria / Lagos / Nursing student
Amina came to Spain for long-term language courses even before the changes in migration legislation in 2025. During her studies, she decided to continue her education in Spain.
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Case 4
Hasan and Fatima
Pakistan / Karachi / Senior UI/UX Designer
Hassan has worked as a UI/UX designer for many years on international projects and collaborated with foreign teams remotely. After the birth of their daughter, the family began to seriously think about moving.
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Case 5
Lina
Kazakhstan / Almaty / Digital Marketing Specialist
Lina worked at a marketing agency in Almaty and managed projects for foreign clients. Over time, she wanted to try living in Europe.
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Case 6
Kwame
Ghana / Accra / Data Analyst
Kwame worked as a data analyst for an international fintech company and collaborated remotely with a UK team based in Accra. Over time, he began to consider moving to Europe.
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Case 7
Ekaterina
Russia / Moscow / English teacher
Ekaterina worked as an English tutor for several years and taught both individual lessons and online groups for students from Moscow. Much of her work has long been done remotely.
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Case 8
Lida and Dima
Russia / Kaliningrad / 3D Interior Designer + doctor
Lida worked as a 3D interior designer and collaborated with clients remotely, while Dima was building a career in medicine. When the family began to think about moving, they decided to register Digital Nomad specifically for Lida.
Client case
Rahul and Priya
India / Mumbai / Mobile Developers
Rahul works as a mobile developer and has been working remotely with a foreign company for several years. Over time, the couple began to think about moving to Europe - they wanted to live in a calmer environment and have more opportunities to travel and live outside of India.
They chose Spain and applied for a Digital Nomad visa through the Consulate General of Spain in Mumbai. Most of the time was spent preparing documents from the employer and confirming a stable income, but the process itself turned out to be clearer than they expected.
Now the couple has already received resident cards and is settling in Spain. According to Rahul, the most unusual thing after Mumbai was the slower pace of life and the opportunity to better separate work and personal time, while remaining at the same level of income.
Client case
Vikram
India / Nashik / Architect
Vikram worked as an architect in Nashik and mainly worked on private residential projects. After being laid off at the company, he began looking for remote work opportunities outside of India, but was faced with the fact that it was impossible to apply for a Digital Nomad visa without an international contract.
We helped him find an employer and prepare a contract with a European company, after which we began preparing documents for moving to Spain. The main emphasis when applying was to confirm specialized education, work experience and stable income under a foreign contract.
Now Vikram has already received a resident card and continues to work remotely on international projects. The family remains in India for now, but he plans to formalize the reunion later. Since moving, he says it has become easier to focus on work and plan for the future without the constant uncertainty he faced after losing his job back home.
Client case
Amina
Nigeria / Lagos / Nursing student
Amina came to Spain for long-term language courses even before the changes in migration legislation in 2025. During her studies, she decided to continue her education in Spain and applied to the nursing program in Teruel.
We helped her prepare documents for homologation of the certificate, process admission and change of status within Spain without the need to leave the country. According to Amina, what took the most time was collecting documents and waiting for responses from different departments.
Now Amina has already begun her studies and is adapting to life in Spain. She says that the move gave her a sense of stability and the opportunity to make long-term plans related to her studies and future profession.
Client case
Hasan and Fatima
Pakistan / Karachi / Senior UI/UX Designer
Hassan has worked as a UI/UX designer for many years on international projects and collaborated with foreign teams remotely. After the birth of their daughter, the family began to seriously think about moving and a quieter living environment.
We helped Hasan select a contract with an international company that met the requirements of the Digital Nomad visa, and prepared a complete package of documents for submission. Documents were submitted through the Consulate General of Spain in Karachi. According to Hasan, the work that took the most time was the approval of documents by the employer and the preparation of financial confirmations.
Now the family already lives in Spain and has received resident cards. Hasan continues to work remotely in the same field, and Fatima is busy adapting the family to a new life. They say that after moving, they especially began to appreciate the calmer pace of life and the opportunity to spend more time together.
Client case
Lina
Kazakhstan / Almaty / Digital Marketing Specialist
Lina worked at a marketing agency in Almaty and managed projects for foreign clients. Over time, she wanted to try living in Europe.
Lina came to Spain on a tourist visa, after which she contacted us to register Digital Nomad within the country. We helped her prepare proof of income, collect a package of documents and submit an application in Spain.
As a result, Lina received the Digital Nomad residence for 3 years and now lives in Madrid. She continues to work in digital marketing remotely.
Client case
Kwame
Ghana / Accra / Data Analyst
Kwame worked as a data analyst for an international fintech company and collaborated remotely with a UK team based in Accra. Over time, he began to consider moving to Europe to live in a more stable environment while continuing to work internationally.
To obtain a Digital Nomad visa, Kwame turned to us for assistance. We helped him prepare a package of documents, confirm remote employment and prepare financial documents for submission through the Spanish Embassy in Accra. According to Kwame, the work that took the most time was preparing documents from the employer and tax confirmations.
After approval, Kwame moved to Malaga and received a resident card. Now he continues to work remotely in the field of data analytics and is gradually adapting to life in Spain. He says that after the move he began to better separate work and personal time, which he previously lacked.
Client case
Ekaterina
Russia / Moscow / English teacher
Ekaterina worked as an English tutor for several years and taught both individual lessons and online groups for students from Moscow. Most of her work had long been done remotely, so the idea of moving to Spain came quite naturally - without the need to change profession or look for a new job.
Ekaterina came to Spain on a tourist visa, and we applied for Digital Nomad within the country through UGE. We helped her prepare proof of income from private practice, online platforms and regular students. An important advantage was that she did not have to interrupt classes even while completing paperwork.
A positive decision came after 19 days.
Client case
Lida and Dima
Russia / Kaliningrad / 3D Interior Designer + doctor
Lida worked as a 3D interior designer and collaborated with clients remotely, while Dima was building a career in medicine. When the family began to think about moving, they decided to register Digital Nomad specifically for Lida, since her work fully met the requirements of the program.
The family came to Spain on tourist visas with their little daughter. While they were searching for housing and adapting, we prepared a case for submission within the country through UGE. The main emphasis was placed on Lida’s portfolio, international customers and confirmation of stable remote income.
After approval, the whole family immediately received a residence for 3 years and received TIE cards. Additionally, we helped Lida register as an autonoma. Now the family is settling into a new place, and Dima is preparing documents for the homologation of a medical diploma.
Our statistics for 2025
600+
Digital Nomad residence permit approved for 3 years
214+
Residence permit Nomad with search for remote work
97%
Positive decisions after RFE
We don’t talk about chances, we guarantee results!
Our guarantee is 99% of the approvals for our clients
What might go wrongly
We're honest about the risks. We do not scare, but create a safe relocation strategy, in which every step is taken into account and insured.
| Situation | What the problem looks like | What are we doing | Why is it important |
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| 1 The contract does not confirm remote work | There is no right to work from Spain | Preparing a clarification or additional agreement | Without this, there may be doubts about the basis of the application |
| 2 Unstable income | Income varies greatly by month | Create a clear financial structure | It is important to show income stability |
| 3 Inappropriate insurance | Travel insurance or surcharge policy | Choose the right insurance policy | Better fix it before serving |
| 4 Family without calculation of financial burden | Income is calculated only for the applicant | Calculate the requirements taking into account the family | Family needs better financial performance |
| 5 Very high income from Spain | Working with Spanish clients exceeds the permissible limit | Adjusting the work model or looking for another route | Otherwise, the risk of rejection increases |
| 6 There was a previous rejection | The same package of documents is used | Analyze the cause and change the strategy | Repeating old mistakes increases the risk of failure |
| 7 Request after submission | State authorities request additional documents | Prepare a structured response and evidence | An incomplete or chaotic response can make things worse |
Who works your case
In a strong migration case, not one “assistant” works, but a whole system of specialists: legal strategy, document preparation, finance, taxes, administrative support and support after receiving documents.
Lawyer/advocate
Verification of the basis, filing strategy and legal risks.
Curator
Control of documents, deadlines and the entire submission process.
Financial expert
Verification of income, statements and financial viability of the case.
Tax expert
Analysis of tax status and consequences of working in Spain.
Accountant
Support of administrative procedures and documents in Spain.
Interpreters/partners
Transfers, insurance, bank, housing and related services.
10 предложений
Solutions for legalization in Spain
Each direction is a separate strategy with clear deadlines, stages and results
Why is it reliable with us:
- We work under a contract
- Strategy for your income
- Result guarantee
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Residence permit Nomad
Digital nomad residence permit for 3 years
i For remote workers and freelancers with income from abroad. Obtaining a residence permit for 3 years with the possibility of extension.
Benefits:
- Language knowledge: not required
- Family: spouse and children under 18 years of age
Main parameters:
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Validity period: 3 years
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Receipt time: from 5 weeks
Price: from €2,500More details -
Residence permit Nomad
Residence permit Nomad with search for remote work
i For those who want to live and work in Europe. We help with the contract, proof of income and preparation of documents.
Benefits:
- Language knowledge: not required
- Family: spouse and children under 18 years of age
Main parameters:
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Validity period: 3 years
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Receipt period: 4 months
Price: from €12,300More details -
Student residence permit
Student residence permit in Spain for 1 year
i For those who want to live legally in Spain through training. No high income requirements.
Benefits:
- Language knowledge: not required
- Family: spouse and children under 18 years of age
Main parameters:
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Validity period: 1 year
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Receipt period: 3 months
Price: from €1,500More details -
Financially independent
Residence permit for financially independent persons
i For applicants with passive income or savings. No need to work in Spain.
Benefits:
- Language knowledge: not required
- Family: spouse and children under 18 years of age
Main parameters:
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Validity period: 1 year
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Receipt period: 6 months
Price: from €2,000More details -
Business
Business immigration and company formation
i Registration of a residence permit through opening or transferring a business to Spain. Support at all stages of document submission.
Benefits:
- Language knowledge: not required
- Family: spouse and children under 18 years of age
Main parameters:
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Validity period: 1 year
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Receipt period: 8 months
Price: from €4,000More details -
permanent residence
Permanent residence permit for 5 years
i Permanent residence status in Spain with the right to work and business. Registration of permanent residence on legal grounds.
Benefits:
- Language knowledge: not required
- Family: no
Main parameters:
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Validity period: 5 years
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Receipt period: 6 months
Price: from €90,000More details -
Citizenship
Spanish citizenship under the 2 year program
i Assistance in legal programs for obtaining Spanish citizenship. Preparation of documents and support at all stages of the process.
Benefits:
- Knowledge of the language: preparation and passing the state exam. exam
- Family: no
Main parameters:
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Validity period: unlimited
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Receipt period: 2 years
Price: from €182,000More details
Additional services for comfortable adaptation
Everything you need to live and work in Spain
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Bank
Opening an account in a bank in Spain
What's included:
- Selecting a bank for your situation
- Consultation on documents
- Support during account opening
Completion date:
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1-5 working days
Cost: from €450more details -
Real estate
Renting property in Spain
What's included:
- Selecting housing to suit your budget
- Checking rental conditions
- Transaction support until signing
Completion date:
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up to 30 days
Cost: from €1,500more details -
School
Help with enrolling your child in school
What's included:
- Selecting a school for your area of residence
- Preparation of a complete package of documents
- Accompanying the child's enrollment
Completion date:
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1-2 weeks
Cost: from €200more details -
Taxes
Tax advice in Spain
What's included:
- Tax Status Determination
- Clarification of obligations and risks
- Recommendations for tax optimization
Completion date:
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1-3 days
Cost: from €250more details -
Self-employment
Registration of Autonomo in Spain
What's included:
- Preparation of documents for registration
- Registration of Autonomo in Spain
- Selection of accountant for support
Completion date:
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3-7 days
Cost: from €500more details -
Company
Registration of the company S.L. in Spain
What's included:
- Company registration in Spain
- Obtaining NIF and digital signature
- Support before launching the company
Completion date:
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up to 30 days
Cost: from €2,000more details -
Gestoria
Recruitment of an accountant for business in Spain
What's included:
- Selecting a specialist for your business
- Comparison of conditions and costs
- Transferring the case for further work
Completion date:
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2-5 days
Cost: from €150more details -
Buying a home
Real estate purchase support
What's included:
- Selection of real estate upon request
- Checking the object and documents
- Transaction support prior to registration
Completion date:
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1-3 months
Cost: from 5%more details -
Individually
Solving issues when moving to Spain
What's included:
- Analysis of the situation and selection of solutions
- Attracting specialized specialists
- Support until results
Completion date:
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determined individually depending on the scope of the task
Cost: from €2,000more details -
Court
Protection of interests in the courts of Spain
What's included:
- Selecting a lawyer for your situation
- Formation of a protection strategy
- Legal support
Completion date:
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determined after clarification of the task individually
Cost: from €3,500more details
We help organize not only the registration of a residence permit, but also all the accompanying stages so that the move goes smoothly and without unnecessary difficulties
Frequent questions on Digital Nomad
The FAQ covers the client’s main issues: route, income, family, insurance, cost, risks, taxes and life after approval.
1 I don't have a degree. Is the residence permit approved?
Yeah. If the diploma does not correspond to the specialty, it can be replaced by confirmation of work experience from 3 years. We help to properly prepare all the evidence so that the case meets the requirements.
2 Do I have to come to Spain to serve?
Not always. Most of the process is done remotely. Arrival is required only in the final stages.
3 Do I have to go to government offices in person?
Nope. We submit documents through licensed professionals. Your participation is minimal.
4 How long does it take to get a Digital Nomad?
Average 1.5-2 months: 1-2 weeks preparation of documents up to 20 working days
5 Is it possible to include a family in the application?
The spouse and children are registered with the main applicant. It is important that the income meets the requirements for the whole family.
6 Why does the escort cost from 2,500 euros if I collect documents?
You pay not for collecting documents, but for a legal strategy: checking contracts, forming a case and filing through lawyer access, which reduces the risks of rejection.
7 What if I get rejected?
We build a strategy in advance to minimize risks. In case of refusal, we analyze the reason and help to file an appeal or repeat case.
8 I don't have a remote job. What do I do?
In this case, the Full Support tariff is suitable - we help to form the base and accompany until obtaining a residence permit.
9 Do I have to pay taxes in Spain?
If you stay for more than 183 days, you become a tax resident. We hire a tax specialist to make sure everything is done correctly.
10 Can I work for several companies?
Yeah. Income can be summed up from several sources if it meets the requirements of the program.
11 Is travel insurance suitable?
Nope. Spanish insurance with full coverage is required. We choose a policy that will definitely accept migration.
12 What should I do if I have already been rejected?
It's not a problem. We analyze the reasons for the refusal and prepare an enhanced case for re-submission.
13 Do I need to confirm that the company has been around for more than a year?
Yeah. This is a requirement for Digital Nomad.
14 What is Entry Registration (Declaración de Entrada)?
This is a document confirming your entry into Spain. It is required when applying in the country, if there is no Spanish stamp in the passport.
15 What if I lived in several countries?
You will need a criminal record from each country of residence for more than 6 months in the last 5 years.
16 Who is Gestor and why is it needed?
He is a tax specialist in Spain. It helps to keep records and comply with tax requirements after obtaining a residence permit.
17 Why can't we do a normal translation of documents?
Spain only accepts sworn translations (Traductor Jurado). Regular translations often lead to rejections.
18 Why can’t I apply immediately after signing the contract?
For Digital Nomad, it is necessary to confirm stability - at least 3 months of work under the contract.
19 Do I need to open an IP for Digital Nomad?
In the first phase, yes. This is a technical requirement for proof of income.
20 Can I work in a leadership position?
Yes, if the duties can be performed remotely. We help you to document this correctly.
21 Are freelancers and creative professions suitable?
Yeah. The main thing is the availability of contracts and confirmation of experience. We help to structure the case correctly.
22 Can multiple sources of income be combined?
Yeah. Income is added if it meets the requirements of the program.
23 Can Passive Income Be Considered for Digital Nomad?
Nope. For this program, only active income is taken into account. Passive income is suitable for No Lucrativa.
24 Is it possible to change the employer after obtaining a residence permit?
Yes, but under the terms of the program. In some cases, a change of residence type is required.
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